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Best Overwatch 2 PC Settings

Quick changes that make a difference.

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After an exciting Overwatch League Playoffs Final, you may be looking for quick tips to improve your game, or just make playing more convenient. Customizing your settings can make you feel more comfortable and in control during a match, which can easily net you a few wins. Here are the best PC game settings in Overwatch 2.

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In case you forgot how to access Overwatch 2 settings, first hit the escape key on the home menu or in a game, then click Options.

Video Settings

  • Graphics Quality: High
  • NVIDIA Reflex: Disable
  • Display Mode: Borderless Windowed
  • VSYNC: Off
  • Field of View: 103
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9
  • Display Peformance Stats: On
    • Show Framerate: On

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Performance stats will tell you instantly if you are hitting the optimal 60 FPS for smoothly matches. You don’t need to leave it on all the time: an initial check and a quick look when something feels off is great. Go into Video settings, Details, and check that Display Performance Stats and Show Framerate are both on. The frame rate displays in the top left corner of the screen and updates in real time.

To set yourself up for success, you’ll want your computer to meet these recommended specifications:

  • Operating System: Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10 64-bit
  • Processor: Intel i5 or AMD Phenom II X3 or higher
  • 6 GB RAM
  • 50 GB storage
  • Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 or AMD Radeon HD 7950 or higher
  • At least 1024 x 768 screen resolution
  • Broadband Internet Connection

There you have it, the best PC settings for Overwatch 2. These small changes can keep you on the right track for improving as a player. Check out some of our other Overwatch 2 content like the reveal of a new tank and our official review.

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Ryan Bruckner

Ryan Bruckner, a University of Wisconsin grad and cat dad, wrote for Twinfinite from September of 2022 to March of 2023. A large contributor to the site's Pokemon Scarlet & Violet coverage, Ryan also often wrote about Star Wars and the Pokemon TCG.

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